Former President Donald Trump’s tax returns to be made public after the Democrats passed House Ways and Means Committee voted for her release on Tuesday.

What happened: The tax returns could be made public within a few days, reported CNN.

The vote to release the records was reportedly split along party lines, with all Democrats voting in favor of release and all Republicans voting against.

The panel will receive all information from its Chair, Rep. Richard Neals (D-Mass.) Application to the Internal Revenue Service — the implication that Trump’s 2015 and 2020 tax returns are public domain, according to the report.

Neal declined to say if he saw any red flags on Trump’s business or personal tax returns. He said, “I think we’ll have to leave that to the helmsmen,” he said, according to the report.

Why it matters: The documents that are released will be redacted, according to CNN.

A Trump spokesman denounced the upcoming publication of tax returns. They said, “This unprecedented leak by lame Democrats is evidence they are playing a political game they are losing,” the report said.

representative Brendan Boyle (D-PA) reportedly said there will be a summary of returns and also the returns that will be made public.

representative Kevin Brady (R-TX), the top Republican on the panel, called the release “a dangerous new political weapon that stretches well beyond the former president and undoes decades of privacy protections for average Americans that have existed since Watergate reform.”

The tax returns have been submitted to the panel of the US Supreme Court approved the move in November. The committee had been looking for the returns for three and a half years.

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